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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 193, 23 July 1883, Page 1

BENTLEY BEOTHEES. Girl's Stockings 6d ; White Flannel Bd, lOd, Is. Felt Skirts 3s 9d j Twill Sheeting Hd, lid, Is Sd. Kid Goves is lid ; Scotch Tweed is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d. Worsted Sox Is 3d; Strong Bro'nn Holland 4ld. ISs 6(j. Men's Trousers and Vests 12s c*' Men's Flannel Shirts 3s and 4s6d; Men's Flannel Shivts 4s lid. Mena Tweed Hats 3s lid ; Table Damask Is 6d. MAELBOEOUGH HOUSE. i^ Business Notice., JAMES THiAIN & CO., IRON AND .HARDWARE MERCHANTS ::; : j;;;,vy-:. ; '.;-WfiOBTfeBS-QF AGfRIOUiLTTJIIAL IMPLEMENTS, BRUSHWAKE, LAMI WARE, PAINTS, ■..■....,,•: :-■.-;. •■:.. : ••:.•■• oils, & Ot : LICENSED DEALERS UNDER ARMS ACT. AoEsrrs Fob Samubt.son's, and McCobmick's Spbing ..JlAbb b b And Pebby's Fibe-Pboof Sates, ■ : . VICTORIA AVENUE V TauT)Q Qijay, and St. Hill^street/WangAni JOHN AHDEESON," T' Victoria avenue, Wanganui. THE LARGEST A^DBEST FtJRMTURE AND CARPET , ; -M WAREHOUSE IN WANGANUL i!f ■ ■IN Sf <MK. Stnfted Conches Baskets „.■ ,iuo>Dvsb Pans Tapestry Designs Colonial Conches Toilet Glasses .; Carpets Curtains, new Marble Glasses: ,; ;Brussells . 'Mattrasses Sofas i Chairs Chimney Glasses \ Tapestry "Spring do. Folding Chairs Gilt, Rosewood, do. Kidderminster Hair, Wool and Croquet Chairs Maple & Inlaid do. Felt and Fiax do. Cheffoniers Hang-up Glasses Felt Squares Feather Beds Book Cases " Booshelves Stair Carpets Palliasses Loo Tables "Wardrobes . Do. Linen Bolsters, Feather Kitchen Tables "Hatracks ; Cromb Cloths and Fibck* " Dining . Tables Cornice Poles Coir patting Pillows ' Dressing Tables Window Rollers CordDo; Haepocks Occasionable Tableß Patent Shades' Manila do Foot Stools . : CKess top^ables^ v ! Venetian Blinds • -Flaxidjo -^ -- • Ottomans " 1 '^ : " Kipsy Tables ;'"" "Whatnots : Cbina'db' Hearth Rugs Depoy Tables ! Centre do i Oilcloth'? wide- Door Mats Work Tables Canterbury do . i Pagssge do Engravin Washstands ' ; . Canterberries ! Linoleum : Waslistand Toilet Sets ■ ' ii! ''Musio btools .\. "Windtfw Hollands Screen Chest Drawers v ' Brackets and Shelves Table Jbaizes •'"** Mats table " Iron Badgteacls -;t Enclosed Ma hogony Do m cloth Fainges' Iron Canopy ; : '•"/ "Washstands Do m Piece 1 ! Ottonwag Wood Bedsteads \ Perambulators, four Green Baiza QuicksilVe Iron and Wood ' buA tbreenwheel Damasks Glasses Commodes Bassinettes Repps Work Boxe Tbwell horses Fenders and Fire. £ilk do .TTpholsterer 's . ■ ■ ■■' ir(ms Trimmiug Brushes Eitche a Horses Door scrapers Oil Cloth Hair Brooms Dressess Critonne • Carpet do &c, &c. &c ''■"■fiSS- ■ " • ' ' "' • * Drawing and Dining Room Suites, New Styles j Wood, Cane, and Spring Seat Chairs of every description.

Business Notices. PYM AND PYVIS, RANGITIKEI -S TRKET, ] PALMEESTON NOETH. r\ OAGHBTJILDERS, Horseshoers, \J Agiicultural ■'Implement makers, and General Blacksmiths. Drays, "Waggons, Spring Carts, Buggies, &c, made according to order of the very best material. All Orders m the above lines promptly attended to and repairs neatly executed X E A TING'S POWDB B KILLS BUGS, FLEASrMOTHS, BEETLES. THIS POWDEK is quite harmless to animal life, but is unrivalled m destroying fleas, bugs, cokroaches, beetles* mothf m furs, and every other sneews of insect. Sportsmen will find this invaluable for destroying fleas m dogs, as also ladies;for their pet dogs. This Article has" found po great a sale that it has tempted others to vend a so-called article m imilatioe. The Public are cautioned that tins of the genuine powder be the autograph of THOMAS KEATING. KBATING'S WORM TABLETS. a. purely vegetable sweat-meat, both m appearance and .taste, furnishing a most agreeable method of administering the only certain remedy for intestinal or thread worms. It is a perfectly safe and mild preparation, and is especially adapted for Children. Sold m tine by all Chemists and Druggists. Proprietor-- m^ KEAnNGj London. Export Chemist and Druggist. THE Manawatu Standabd bein ; the oldest daily paper m Mann, watu necessarily has a circulation an standing which dene* compeUUoi < Larger circulation than any paper <• he Coast, aiid daily increasi^.